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Do you know the quotient rule?
I used f'(x)=lim h->0 (f(x+h)-f(x))/h
Does it have another way to solve it?
Ah, you're using the definition. So I take it you haven't learned the quotient rule yet?
I think so
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Actually I'm taking cal3 now This question have a condition
Do not use the definition of the derivative
Ah, well perfect. Use the quotient rule.
Apparently the equation button isnt working, but here: |dw:1346622727245:dw|
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